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The Ripple Effect of a Pay Strategy Change

Compensation Today

PayScale was there for The Elevate Summit , BambooHR’s first ever user conference, and we know many of you were too. One particularly special session for us was “The Ripple Effect of a Pay Strategy Change,” in which PayScale CPO Dave Smith presented with Justin Gagnon, CEO of our customer, Choicelunch. a day to $5.00 Click To Tweet.

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7 Compensation Resolutions for 2017

Compensation Today

That said, 2016 was a challenging year for me, so to start 2017 off right I thought I’d get back into the practice of resolving to do something differently this year. Without further ado, Compensation Resolutions 2017: seven ways to start the new year right! Check out these seven compensation #resolutions 2017! Click To Tweet.

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Surprising Statistics May Shape 2017 Compensation Programs

HR Daily Advisor

The pursuit of the right talent continues to be highly competitive and, according to the latest research from PayScale, that pursuit is shaping compensation programs and strategies. PayScale says compensation strategy tends to be fluid from year to year, evolving as the workforce and competitive landscape change.

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Compensation Trends: Disruption in Action at the 2017 Total Rewards Show

Compensation Today

The keynote address at this year’s WorldatWork 2017 Total Rewards show was by Peter Sheahan, author of Matter: Move Beyond the Competition, Create More Value, and Become the Obvious Choice. It’s been a year since PayScale added MarketPay to our business, and we’ve learned a lot about enterprise total rewards from our new colleagues.

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Five Tips to Win the War for Talent in 2017

TalentCulture

To stand out from the crowd of employers, here are five tips to implement now: Make it all about the perks (well, almost ). The 2016 Payscale Compensation Best Practices found that 78 percent of employers believe their salaries were adequate, but only 45 percent of employees said they felt valued by their employer.

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Healthcare Happenings: 2017 Compensation Best Practices

Compensation Today

When I began working with the organization, their nurses were paid well above market due to the practice of paying for any certifications, relevant or not. In PayScale’s 2017 Compensation Best Practices Report we learned that about half of healthcare organizations (49 percent) will compensate more for competitive jobs.

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Culture and Compensation

China Gorman

PayScale has produced its 8 th annual in-depth report on compensation best practices: Comp is Culture. If you have anything to do with paying people – so, that’s virtually every manager, everywhere – reading this report will be well worth your time. Especially the impact that compensation practices have on organization culture.